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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-08
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
- of the WATER AND ICE COM PANV

Know all men by these presents, that we, the undersigned, have this day associated our selves together for the purpose of incorporat- ing under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. a corporation to be known by the corporate name of "The Florence Water and Ice Com pany."
 And we hereby certify that the objects for which the corporation is formed are: To fur1- ish the citizens of the town of Florence with water by means of water pipes laid sslan,r each side of the streets thereof, and for the erection of the necessary machinery for the manufac- ture or Ice in the said town of Florence
 The names of the incorporators are: G. H. Oury, Aaron Mason, A. T. Cotton, D. c. Ste vens and William E. Guild, and the principal place of bu,ness of said corporation shall be in Florence, Pinal County, Arizona Territory The purpose of the corporation is to furnish to the inhabitants of the town of Florence and vicinity with water and ice
 The amount of the capital stock of this cor poration shall be (S100.000) One Hundred Thousand Dollars divided into Twenty. five Thousand shares of the p,r value of (S4) Four Dollars each. The amount of capital stock subscribed is (S15, ,000) Fifteen Thousand Dol lars, to be paid in the exigencies of the cor poration shall demand
 The term of this Corporation shall com mence from the date hereof, and shall termin- ate in Fifty years. The business affairs of this Corporation shall be governed and con ducted by Board of Five Directors, to be elected the first day of April in each year succeeding this date, an l until the first of April 1888, and until their successors are elected and qualified, G. H. Oury,- Aaron Mason, A. T. Cotton, D- c Stevens and Will liam F. Guild- shall constitute said Board of Directors.
 | The highest amount of indebtedness or lia- bility to which this corporation is at any time to subject itself shall be Fifty per cent. on the par value of the outstanding stock. The pri- vate property of the stock holders and mem bers of this incorporation shall be exempt from corporate debts
 | IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set eur hands and seals, this Fifth day
 of August, A. D., 1887.
 c. H. OURY. TSeall
 AARON MASON. TSeall
 A. T. COUPON, fSeall
 D. C. STEVENS, TSeal1
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the best known organists is employed. In the dark
reccsses Of the organ loft under the uncertain flicker
ing of half dozen gas jets and In a solemn silence,
broken only by tho tones Of the organ, composer Of
French opera" he calls 1t, went the score
of his composition, while two intimate friends listened
attcnvcly and tho COMPOSERS brother explained the
situations between the acts. The name Of the opera
Is kept secret. It, tmc Of action brings In char
acters Louis XVI, King OF France Rougc de Isle and
Marie Anioinette. The composer Is Leonard Wales,
and tho librcttist Philip Wales his brother They are
the sons OF the well known former proprietor now
dead, OF Tho Baltimore Commercial" and 1.-Two at
present In Allegheny, Penn Leonard Wales has been
composer for four years. having studied music abroad
Ills two attentive listeners Mark smith, th0 hand
some comedian o the Casino company. and Mr. Rogers,
his brother actor They friends OF the Naiescs and
appeared charmed with tho musical effects which Clara
Louise Kellogg is said to have praised. The church is
in broadway and il not fat from tho Vienna bakery
as sOmo others. The composition Is called French
opera because the H. laid in Franco. IT l. In
tended TO be Of the light order although the music Is
rather serious, willie II ends with bail scene
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Post Once SDti,S

Should 10 read daily by all Interested IS changes INA"
occur Tor foreign countries need be specially aa,
dressed dispatch By any and
soevments letters spec Ally Addressed eeins '0" " INV
faSfesf vessels available. o....- r, will clos,
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tty OF Roma via Queenstown uetters 'o r.cTss mar
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p.rimr direct per steamship WaesIand- VIA Ant
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Mall. for China and Japan per steAnsho oee'nic Crsm
san Fraacsool close note octobor rs a. IN. Mails
for Australia New-lsalAnt Sandwich, Fui aud Sa
moan Islanil per steamship Mari osa (rom san Fran
cso here october ~ at os0 m tor on arrival
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s.,cs ~ .tssmss va X:S Wet Pa. ais:s q az
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MRS. GARFIELD SAILS ron EUROPE.

HER DAUGHTER WITH HEH-ILLN SIS or A NIECE
CAUSES CHANGES IN wISTrR PLANS
Mrs. James A. Garfield and her daughter, Molie
sailed yesterday for Liverpool by the steamer
Arizona They camo to the city from Mentor
on Sunday morning and registered at
the buckingham Hotel. Monday spent In quiet
preparations for the European trip which had recently
boon determined upon II had been Mrs. Garfelds in
tention to the Water quiey In York IN orter
to be her Henry and James A. jr who are
studying law Columba College and with the law firm
of Bangs. steson Tracy. or which eXAttorney ten
eraI MacVeazh Is a member.
These plans changed by the illness Of Mrs Gar
fields niece. Miss May Mason. OF Cleveland who Is sad
critically III IN London. II Is stated In dispatch
from Cleveland that this sudden trip will necessarily
cause the pos pO1ement OF Miss M0le Gariclis mar
rage j. STANLEY Brown, which had been hHed
for October 70. The dispatch further states that
Mrs Garfield AMI her daughter will spend the winter IN
Europ, and will return before spring and that
the wedding viii probably DO postponed until next
autumn.
II not generally known that Mrs Garfield contem
plated trans'Atiantc trip. aud consequently only
OF the most Intimate friends OF tie
faniy gathered at the pier yesterday morning To wish
the mother and daughter goodbye. James A. Garfield.
jr, at the Benedick, Washington Square last
night, but refused either AFFIRM the
OF the Cleveland dispatch
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AprrANcr-rn TIT, city. N,,nv. October TO- Isaac.
of Lucy Ssbin aud the late John Adriance.
Int.rnIcni a. VIII im-iown, Mass.
HARTLETT-At Flatbusl Nonda7 cve1ing. October 10
Jlnie. g. youngest soa OF Or Homer Bartlett III the
Ia, rolv', ami frenl, Of the family are re'gectnlly
we!nc,i,v October T.. as ~
cAnrENrERIn nroslyn orto,1 H. Rchar W. car ar
alst wear Of hi' age. .., 49,, ,o, o, h,.
l4te resl ience jfi wNouyhbyRye. wednesday evening"
H.. raa a1 be- taken to Amav,k 9l2 train from
ii5t,is,. y : g and & r. r. Thursla y morning
DE- GoICorRiAon TUESDAY October H. a. IS Ms'r
Jsihs. Albert uant son of Dora H. ami Tue la'e Nesor
No,.ce q tuner. h,rsTter
EMERY At flemin ton j., October 10, Ann Runkle'
Wlfepf Wiila T. m'rV .-,.., ~. ,-,t a, h.-
iare re,dence Trity October II. at II y a
ENEpY-At Warrington. p G. October TO- after lnier
$ ,p,pn. Of HUDSON. y. Y
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ra@Ssa service. Thurs octeoer - atst MARKS Church
%%%sss' ~. Q" aFF'v' Of $50 p NJ Train ITO" New
TrEpEMANN-sn suddenly on M9ai'y evening October
p ,.lep n'. Eogil,1 ana German papers po,'e copy
As ss IIGr' aS S@ A''''' October 10
Funeral .ryce, At me chrrc1 oitis Ascension. shave
ana Io,h t.. On rhir'iAg. At ;oocloeS' m
NccKEApY -suilenlv sea on October B. NATHANIEL L.
Mccreay IN tho G7th year Of G' age y.., ,o,.t nm
FunerA services Il hi' lle r." ~ est %%d''' VI"
v',o,,i,y %STa,ns o,o,Gr ~ ~, at 'o''''A
PorrS-ou rlenlv octprer : a Brook Church " j. Emma
rnScrm.u 1 " n,,i, raa 5n inst Penn.
A sp.ca car Leave Ne~irk v J.. Central i l. Co. OF
y, ! 8roal at 80 p'clock n.
sCHOoNMAkER-At Newburg. n. " OctoSsr H. 1881
~ 80 80 Mary. wife ~ Jonn ochooumaSer. esq.
Noiccof 'un@rp t,rHEts-
RNkER-Ou October 10 at MS RESIDENCE Ne"aIA ~ -
Isaac ~trvN.r II as SJth year.
Funeral At Priucetol. y. I. Thurstsy Afternoon
sCOFTELD- scohed in her s5thyear Second day.
Tenth month N,
Cornell ~ East l2Gh.st. 4th day wednesday evening
a SO'ciOrk.
Tnierwent At ChaDDauul
SPRAOTE-In THIS October q Laura w wife OF d. j.
aui ttugnt-r OF tile Ns feorgc Dayton
invitei To attend tho tuoril AT he
re-td.nce 2Oll Madisonavo. on wednesday next at
10 80 4
Pees.kill papers please copy.
TITUS-At Huntington L. l.. October J. Ihoms W. Illus
n the SAth Of ~, ty'
Funeral services Georges Church FLUSHING L. l. a
10 o'clocS A Wetno.iay. OCTOBER IL FRIENDS OF tho
family nvitot u attenl
MIlDrR-On Monday. october III the rev. hoYN '"
Wiidor. his list year -, H., -, -, H.,
Rsvs, and rous invited n attend the funeral AZ ths
First PRESBYTERIAN church. Princeton. NJ" lhursnAy'
October is. al 3 o'clock .,-. .,...,. =,
6ani , %.
wRlGu william L. OF tho lac Thomas p Wright OF
BROOKLYN. aged 20 Velr, A. - --t,... I'm
Funeral Friday. october from MS alo resiucu0o Ia"
nersvtle Greene Co, v y,
Chica.o washington. II Paul papers please copy
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ACTION or THE PROG RESsIVE PARrY

DEMAND NG THE REMOVAL OF TWO POLICE CAP
TAINs AND MANY OFFICERS.
Superintendent Murray yesterday forwarded to the
Police Board report of Cap,an Reilly the police at
tack the crow Nd in Union square saturday night
1t was said oe similar the statement that Captain
Reilly had made repsrers but 1t sent back 70 Mr.
Murray and will be made part OF the superintendent
repor TO the board Mr Murray said he could not make
the report public before 1t had been acted on by the
Board No affidavits OF members OF the Progressive
Labor party were sent headquarters but in the after
noon Hugo yogt secretary OF Executive Committee
sent the folio wing letter to the Police Board;
GENTLEMEN The Executive Committee OF The Prosres.
avs Labor party srs sb OF were to
tend and did attend the public msst9s OF tnit vaT %
ss.s1 for Us to ino" these order make tui
and present formal CHARGES IN reg 70 e
conduct al that meeting which deem IL necessary that
ysu which generally regarded as
Inc hat S poI Wiz favor air iSvesraion
formation
party consisting of Thaddeus WakeIna an Adam hoso-
berg, Ecwsrd L. Soaring. Hugo Nogt ara frSheis
Captain Reilly aud The officers whose numbers were
taken at the meeting The Ike cutive Committee OF the
psS, sn labor psf,y met a. 40 ~
ksotped That the report OF the Law
"ml,'ee the following resolutions be adopted by the Er
:s e: Be the Police Gonna
square Tor The volssi ,srisrsnce with The meet
ms The Progressive Labor Party that charges be imne:
Captain Beatty and certain Of his On Tor pre-
i 0 r.. y. se ana sss Ss
sss men under ssy BE
NE pares thai separate sct,ons Tor damages
ss.' The CITY b commenced behalf Of the injured per
Hcsmmttss slss appointed to visit all the meet
~ trades uuions snd LEGAL assemblies ana ask the
ssfsasA Of the members In the iaaisaassn meeting
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DISSA 7ISFIED WITH 4 "SHOW OF HANDS.
STOCKHOLDERS FORM TWO MEETINGS IN A sINGLs
ROoM-ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE.

STOCKHOLDERS FORM TWO MEETINGS IN A SINGLE
ROoM-ACRIMONIoUs DEBATE.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ma
tonaI Cable Railroad Company at the Morse Building
yesterday resulted In proceedings OF somwhat eXcit
Ing character. For several months bad blood has
been engendcred between the two factions In the cor
poration known tho " Caifornians" and the New
Workers. y Tho former hold majority OF the stock
and led by Henry L. Davis while for the Now
Workers Pool Commissioner Samuel T. r!ersOn l. the
leader Tho trustees met In the morning and de-
clared dividend Of s5O,OO0-equal to 81 a share.
When tho stockholders met at SECRETARY C. r.
Parsons moved that Mr.. Davis be elected chairman.
William s. Williams moved substitute the name Of
Mr.. Pcr>On for that Of Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis had -four
votes and Mr.. Person eight. Tho California section
declared that they would not be bound by an election
based upon show of hands" and insisted that as
Mr.. Davis and his friends owned o54S6 shares out OF
$1,000 they entitled to name tho presiding officer
After acrimonious debate Secretary Parsons decar
ed Mr. Davis chairman, whrcupon Mr.. PlcrsOn estab-
lished himself In another chair the opposite side
Of tho and the two meetings organized side
by side. Mr. Parsons made secretary OF Mr.
Davt-s meeting and Mr.. Coon secretary of Mr. Pier
sons. Both meetings appointed committees TO invcs-
tigatc tho situation, and each committee submitted
report claiming that Its organization had the bona
fde meeting OF the stockholders OF the National Cable
Railway Company.
The claim OF tho Davis faction based upon their
possession Of a ma ority OF tho stock. The report OF
other side introduces, in order TO their le-
Gality, recent decision given by Justice Edward Pat
crson in the Supreme Court I'm the case Of Phelps
against the Cable Railway Company OF California, In
which Judgment is given against the company because
of its alleged failure 70 comply with its covenants
with William J.. Shlnn and Others when it transferred
TO them the shares Of stock upon which the syndicate
which ancrward became tho National Cable Railway
Comnany was organized Numerous complications
arc likely ont OF the cOmpaDys present con-
dition which tho Person faction say they propose
shall settled by the and that they laid the
foundations under the advice OF counsel for legal pro-
reclIng, their action yesterday. In oance with
Judge Pa'crsOn's decision TO protect the minority OF
tho S ockhodcr-, and prevent them from being
" frozen ont" 80
Tho majority stockholders elected tho following
board %. trustee Henry L. Davis. JamoS " Towre,
Joseph C. Wacott Ellingham Maynard. Martin II:
kIopp Frank ". Wilson. William c. Davis Alfred
Pee klam ana Charles H. Parsons
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pBOToGRAp HJyG gYA PISTOL FLASH.

Darkness relgned supreme in the hall OF the Amateur
Photographers Association last night Had not been
for an occasional subdued whisper and the shu ne
foot might have been supposed that the hall de-
serted for the night
Are you ready !" exclaimed stentorian voica
where i'll the Tie question answered affirm
ativey and almost before the reply had died away the
flash OF a pistol illuminated a hundred faces. The
expected report did not follow. but the deed done.
Dr. H. o. Piard had taken an instantaneous portrait by
flash Of his newly discovered light The accomplish
nent WAS greeted with enthusiastic applause. and when
the lights turned ainiring surprise was pictured
OH every counIenance. ,,o,
By way OF Introducing his experiment DR.. Pifard had
read short explanatory paper The reader dwell upon
The yantagcs the methods Of artificial lighting for
in use and closed with review OF his own
The latter suggested by the announce
ment made by German physicist, h. W. Voge. last
s1,r,n,er of (iaedickes photo genie powder which
fuIdls the requirements but IL liable TO explosion from
concnssion DR. Piffards mixture consists simply of
common gunpowder and powdered MAGNESIUM ne t.i,
which IL perfectly SAFE besides yielding thc
hest nf results The negative made at last evening 8
".a,ng was developed within few minutes and, to all
nnearinces was rs perfect could be obtained IN day
if Prints from negatives obtained previously ~ inc
SANE method were exhibited and produced many favor
allie comments from tho assembled expert en'hus'~ss
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Special Notices


Desk Room
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inc facing CITY Hall Park Address. stating buNns".
a. W. b., Box r. Tribune ofice
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4 yrSrTrfOyJIL FOR EMMA ABBOTT

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, oct. 1.-THE performance oil
4" II Trovatore by the Emma Abbott company AZ INC
Opsra House last night was interrupted ny L. ="
Walker city editor OF The Times, who appeared upon tue
stage and In the name large number OF tho best ot-
izcss OF Chattanooga presented Miss Abbott win =
large ma. nicont solid silver yacht IA i~siinoha oi
IN appreciation of her courageous an wen
ex pressed defence profession against the pter
of "a nj or At OF the leading churchcs
In Nashville Sunday.
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on Monday night number OF organizations have al
ready sgnned their intention of being body
Tie Furniture Workers Union has passed resolution
TO line all its members 81 who not present Monday
night =. f. Shevitch did hst get the permit for the
meeting In Unisn Square as he had been promised he
would on Monday by Commissioner Borden. The COM
missioner was ont OF town" IL was said but Mr..
Shcvi,ch did believe it.
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GARDNER DOUGLASS.-N Trinity Church New'rk
y October bv rector the Rev. J. SanIer. Reel
aud the Rev william FOwlsr Oar lnrr Jean. 4lster ot
Charl-. T. Douglass of Wellington, kan, u Dorsey
Gardner. .: sen IrN
TAYfOR- KTRKH An Tues Ivy, october II. NJ tho
IToIv Trinity Church nv the Rev. l. Newton st'nser
william Otwy Taylor to Ala Louise daughter oil Ar Anu
Mrs kirkhlm.
W ards
" ATERfAN-FOULKS-0 No1llv. october 10, 1857.
az the of thu bue ptrentS by the Rev Naph
Wool Renynn rector o. tho F1t~'t u Hoy lnnocent
A banv y = Adele Katherine. daughter OF Jeremiah
Ioulk- esl 10 William benjamin Waterman, NJ d., all OF
Brooklyn.
No'ics, - mWrrJes must b. IN loSet rih hal M ne
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 12-i Al

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. IL Il A. A cold wave reached
town yesterday bsfore dawn the temperature FAILING
from CO. 10 AZ" between midnight and midnight tho
days average (33oI being 15h lower than on the cor
responding day last year. asd 1872 10 sor than on Mon
day. Coudnsss prevailed most OF the day. with dfA
zs Of the r. and clear skies al night
In ana near this city today there will prssAsy Do
fair, slightly cooler weather
Al present slightly warmer fair weather Is Indicated
for Thursday.
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THE VEITHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcArIsNs-F0E ~ HsBRs
wAsgIsorsS. oct I.-for New-Ensland ana Eastern
NewYsrk slightly cooler fair weather. light TO iresn
north westerly Winds brisk on the coast
For Eastern Psnnsylvana. Now Jersey and Delaware
slightly warmer fair weather. light 10 fresh northwest
ery wnda
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JUDICIAL CONVENTIONS


to be held on Thursday Evening October 20, 1887 at
o'clock at tho places hereinafter designated.
1.t Judicial District Convention No.ll7 Hudson.st
2d Judicial District Convention. No. 4G6 Pearl.st
81 Judicial District Convention. blercker Bul ing
4ih Juiicial District Convention. No y AveIue \.
9Th Judicial District convention. No $40 5ihsr.
gth JUDICIAL isrict Convention 20 i95 slave;
9TH judicial District Conversion. No East 5'th.st.
9Th Judicial District Convention. No. As JtlI-aye
pm judicial District Convention. No z 23n slave
1lth Judicial District Convention No BAL Wsst ARTIST
Delegates to be airport oned as follows;
lST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
1st Assembly District. 3 delegates
9th Assembly District, delegates
2DJCDICIAL DISTRICT.
2d Assem- ~ Dlstiic. 4delegates
81 Assembly District. delegates
I'D JUDICIAL DISTRICT
% Assembly District leeg.tes
eth Assembly District. II delegates.
VA Assembly District. ~ dslegate.
Atm JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
sth Assembly District IA delegates
10Th Assembly District. Is dele gates
l3th Assembly DIsIrci. delegates
9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
9Th Assembly District. delegates.
9Th Ascend y District delegates.
18th Assembly nstrl {, dele stes.
l4th Assembly District | delegate
GIL JUDICIAL DISTRICT
e assembly, assembly, District Pi.tret %c sesa%
i isR A.smsy D D,sic SsIs e:aS,
18th Assembly Dstri1t q delegates
7rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
18th Assembly u strict delegate.
10th Assembly District 10 delegates
2lst Assembly Dislrct, ~ delegates
22d Assembly District. Ii delegates
SrH u DICIAL DISTRICT.
18th Assembly District. delegates
9Th Assembly District. ! delegate.
1lth Assembly District. deega 80.
18Th Assembly District IL dcleg stos.
10Th Assembly District, 10 delegates
9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
1oth Assembly District delegates
22d Assembly District. delegates.
23d Assembly District "a Delegates
llTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
18th Assembly District - delegates.
18th Assembly District delegates.
2lst Assembly District. 4 delegates
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Tho annoyance and disagresablsness OF plmp'ss 81
botches the skin may be gotten rid of by using Dr
Jayne's Alternative A safe and rational cure Tor al
skin diseases eruprsns. totter, salt rheum, &o -
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FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND INSOMNIA
Chsrry. Malt Phssphtss Will relieve you AL drusg:t@